“We Have Photographic Evidence” – President Trump Says “Radical Left PAC Operative” Caught Offering Voters Monetary Incentives

Just Out From POTUS: 'Gift Cards for votes' leftist scheme in Wichita, Kansas exposed! pic.twitter.com/8A2LuZsSMy

— Real America's Voice (RAV) (@RealAmVoice) November 1, 2026

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Kansas Attorney General Kris Kobach today sent a cease-and-desist letter to Bluestem Kansas. The letter demands that the group immediately stop offering voters incentives tied to voting in the November 3 general election. Offering anything of value in exchange for voting violates both Kansas and federal law.

The action follows the receipt of evidence on October 31 from a Kansas voter who was offered a $5 gift card. The canvasser who offered the monetary incentive to the voter identified himself as working with Bluestem Kansas.

Under K.S.A. 25-2409, election bribery includes giving, offering or agreeing to give a benefit in exchange for voting at a public election. It is a severity level 7, nonperson felony. Federal law, 52 U.S.C. § 10307(c), separately makes it a crime to pay or offer to pay anyone for voting in an election that includes federal candidates.

The letter also directs Bluestem Kansas to preserve all documents, communications and records related to its canvassing efforts and to any offer of gift cards or other incentives to voters. This includes emails, text messages, scripts, training materials, payment records and communications with vendors and canvassers.

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GIFT CARDS FOR VOTES IN KANSAS?

Kansas AG Kris Kobach just ordered a left-wing group, Bluestem Kansas, to cease and desist offering gift cards to voters.

Trump says a PAC operative was caught on camera going door to door in Wichita doing it, and Kobach says they have photos.… pic.twitter.com/tjOJI4Tca5

— Gunther Eagleman

(@GuntherEagleman) November 1, 2026

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Under Kansas law, election bribery is a severity level 7 nonperson felony. The statute bans giving, offering, or agreeing to give a benefit in exchange for voting.

Federal law also makes it a crime to pay or offer payments to voters in elections involving federal candidates.

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